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id: 657b1f981cd42e8dc3b282d9
title: Завдання 50
challengeType: 19
dashedName: task-50
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# --description--

You'll learn another special case in this task. It's the past tense form of `have`. Unlike regular verbs that add `-ed` for the past tense, `have` becomes `had`. This irregular form is used for both singular and plural subjects in the past tense, making it a unique and important verb to remember.

# --question--

## --text--

What does `had` imply in a sentence like `They had a meeting yesterday`?

## --answers--

They possessed or experienced something in the past

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They are having a meeting right now

### --feedback--

`Had` is used for past actions, indicating the meeting occurred in the past, not at the present moment.

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They will have a meeting tomorrow

### --feedback--

`Had` indicates a past action, not a future plan.

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They never have meetings

### --feedback--

Using `had` confirms that the meeting took place in the past.

## --video-solution--

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